Nicholas II,exhibits from an execution

At the Russian State Archives,Moscow:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-18592372

F. Y. I.

More on this exhibition can be found under "The Final Chapter" thread, "Investigators: Who Were They & Their Findings".

Which can be found right here:

http://forum.alexanderpalace.org/index.php?topic=4229.msg507019#msg507019

It does sound like an interesting exhibit!

Very interesting. It's about time. A lot depends on the specifics of the exhibit. I hope it's more historically accurate than the erroneous attribution of Peter Ermakov's bayonet to Yurovsky would suggest. I would love to see it.

Now, let's have a Forumer's on-site  report!

Well, the above postings link to Paul Kulikovsky's report.

He attended the exhibit.

http://forum.alexanderpalace.org/index.php?topic=4229.msg507485#msg507485

I've viewed the several links to video of this exhibit and I must say it's amazing. After years of serious study and interest in the subject of the exhibit, especially the asassinations, I think I have a very good feel for what happened. But there is nothing like seeing the material artifacts , even for me via video, to convey the immediacy and reality of it. Many  presentations of the materials in books are in black and white, and seeing things like the bayonet, revolver, bullets , and IF personal items in color really does make a differnce in perception. I know it's naive to be surprised at seeing the true artifacts in color, but the awful reality really  struck me this way.

Again, overall, it looks like quite a thorough effort, and I hope it's a success; a success in terms of educating the Russian populace , as well as other viewers, about the true history of that time.

should be named exhibits from a slaughter.